Announcement March 2017 Picture of the Month Competition

GazHyde

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Hey guys, it's back!

Details on how to enter & rules are posted below. Please read the rules carefully before entering!

I'll put a cut off date around the 10/12th of this month to allow plenty of voting time :)

Cheers, Gary

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To upload your entry
  • Direct link to gallery upload for competition - https://zroadster.org/media/add?category_id=64
  • Click on the Media menu item
  • Click the Add Media button
  • From Add media to... use the drop down to select August 2016
  • Click the Add Media button, and browse your computer to find your file.
  • Enter a Title and Description and then click Save Media
Sit back with a cup of tea ;)


Standard rules apply as listed below!
  • Picture must be your own, or by your co-pilot!
  • Picture must be Zed or Zorg related. Whatever you think makes a great photo. It doesn't have to be a work of art, just something which encapsulates Zed ownership for you!
  • Photo does not need to have been taken during the month, but should be appropriate to the season/location. For example, no snow covered Zeds in June unless you live in the arctic.
  • "Photoshopped" entries are acceptable, but must be clearly stated that it has been edited with some basic details. Resizing, cropping, filters, resampling, recolouring etc.
  • If you wish to provide some extra information - such as camera type, composition, exposure, please feel free to do so. This is a photographic competition after all.
  • Only 1 entry to be submitted per member, per month.
  • Entries to be submitted by 20th of the month. Voting thread will be created as soon after as possible.unt)
  • By submitting an image you are granting permission for that image to be shared on social media to publicise the competition and the forum.
  • My decision is final!
NO EMAIL ENTRIES PLEASE!
 

Grumps

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And were off! Watch it boys and girls the challenge is on! :snaphappy::D
 

Grumps

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Its on Steve! :D
 

Nodzed

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I'm having a bash this time too ;) I aint no David Bailey (or @Low Rider ) but you've got to be in it to win it :D:snaphappy::snaphappy:
 

Redline

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Who wants a head start? :D
 

Grumps

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Mines in, everyone elses will have to be damn good to beat mine lol!!!! =))
 

Sully

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Great news, just had wee bob MOT'd today, so need to look for photo shot
 

Redline

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Says Andy with a picture in this years calendar  :whistle::whistle: =))
Andy has the real advantage of having some of the best countryside right outside his doorstep. That just isn't fair :mad:

If anybody is interested - Here's a couple of simple bits of advice on taking your pics. It's all about details. Anybody can do this.
  • Before you press the button, look around and check if there's any clutter, anything that doesn't add to your photo. If there is, reframe and remove it if you can.
  • There are many rules (guides actually - rules are made to be broken) to composition, but, a simple one is the rule of thirds. Have a major point of interest (your car, a wheel or some other interesting bit) on one of the thirds. A line across third of the way from the top, bottom, or up/down 1/3 in from the left or right. Even better, where those imaginary lines cross.
  • Cars rarely look great absolutely side on or directly from the front or back. From one of the corners, even slightly, is usually (but not always) better. Again, a rule that can be broken so, if it works, break the rule. Turn the steering a little so the face of the wheel is visible.
Good photos are created not just 'snapped'.
Now you're all David Bailey's. Go for it!
 
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